Ray Manzarek
Keyboardist of The Doors, passed away at 74. When the music ended in 1971, Ray became a passionate torchbearer for The Doors music, philosopher and keeper of the realm for the perfect sixties ideal. A brilliant and compelling man. Sleep Well Ray.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Jethro Tull Boston 1972
Jethro Tull
*Original Notes*
Boston Garden
Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
November (2, I think) 1972
Recording quality: B (pretty good for this era,except some speed warbles in source recording.)
Performance quality: A (it's Tull in Boston)
source: audience tape (maybe 2nd gen.)
Disc 1 68:46
1: Thick as a Brick part I 45:46
2: News and weather (cuts, tape flip) :27
3: Thick as a Brick part II (with drum solo) 14:43
4: Weirdness instrumental > the cat that crapped in a crypt 1:02
5: Thick as a Brick conclusion 6:46
Disc 2 16:22
6: Cross Eyed Mary > 4:14
7: Audition > 4:02
8: Aqualung 8:04
runtime: 85:08
This recording is complete except the encore(s) and a little bit of news and weather.
Ian Anderson- flute and vocals
Martin Barre- guitar
John Evan- keyboards
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond- bass
Barriemore Barlow- drums
Comments:
There is some uncertainty with these 2 recordings (Nov. 1 and 2, 1972 in Boston.
This much I know: Jethro Tull did play both those nights at Boston Garden. I got
both of these in the early 1980's in trade, told they were recorded by a Boston area
taper at the Boston Garden. Both sound like they were recorded close up, not alot of
crowd noise. I did not label them as the 1st and 2nd, and thus do not know which is which.
There is some distinction between the shows. the phone call in what I think is the
Nov. 1st show is for Mike Nelson, in the 2nd it's for Lloyd Bridges. These are clearly
not duplicate recordings, or different recordings of the same concert, although both
were apparently recorded on the same equipment by the same taper and both came from the
same source at the same time. these are both incomplete recordings, but both include
full length, almost complete TAAB's, the beginning of both shows, and are missing the rest
from Cross Eyed Mary on. (probably close to half the show.)
I have seen the Boston Nov. 71 show circulating on dime, but neither of these. The
TAAB versions in both of these are the full monty versions. (NOT the readers digest
version for rockers with ADD.) this was the last tour I did not see of Jethro Tull,
and clearly one of their very greatest. I wouldn't be much of a tullnut, without some
bricks to lay out. These are my two contributions to the brick pyramid on dime, and
I think both of them are worth your time. The Nov. 2nd (I think) one has less of the
speed variation problem but it is noticable in parts of both (not all of either).
the brick was adventurously played in these shows, not much like the album version,
with some improvisations. track 4 is somewhere between hare and babies wearing nylons
(a mix of both). the Boston tullnut society was already solid for these shows, the
enthusiasm is obvious but not overbearing in the recording. if not for the speed problems
these would both be among the best sounding brick shows I've heard. everything comes
through quite well, including Ian's always interesting banter.
I believe the Nov. 1st recording has just 1 tape flip cut in the brick, only missing
a few seconds. The Nov. 2nd one is missing some news and weather, but none of the brick.
Do not sell this recording.
Trade freely and losslessly.
Not even Buckingham Palace
is built with bricks THIS thick!
This copy didn't have any artwork so I took the liberty of adding a little,
Enjoy.
OneBrownMouse
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Friday, May 17, 2013
Black Sabbath Sweden 1977
Black Sabbath - Doomsday Recitation
Recorded at The Olympen in Lund, Sweden
April 21, 1977
Audience
160 KB
VG+
*Original Notes*
This is the complete Lund show. A real 'monster' from the deep this one!! This show catches the Sabs at their peak on the Technical Ecstasy tour. The set list probably stayed the same for the whole tour. Ozzy does not swear once throughout the whole gig! How Rock n Roll is that!! Excellent sound quality.
1. Intro/Supertzar/Symptom Of The Universe 5:05
2. Snowblind 6:32
3. War Pigs 7:43
4. Black Sabbath 7:51
5. Dirty Women/Drum Solo 10:24
6. Rock n Roll Doctor 2:58
7. Electric Funeral/Guitar Solo 12:42
8. NIB 5:06
9. Gypsy 6:11
10. Paranoid 2:59
11. Children of the Grave 4:44
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Fleetwood Mac - The Blues Collection
Fleetwood Mac
The Blues Collection
Silver CD--->Flac
Blistering and brilliant performance from Boston 1970.
Sound quality is Excellent+
1. Green Manalishi 7:32 (incomplete)
2. Sandy Mary 5:14
3. Jumping at Shadows 4:52
4. Oh Well 3:03
5. Black Magic Woman 6:05
6. World in Harmony 3:46
7. Like it This Way 4:20
8. Rattlesnake Shake 24:25
9. Got to Move 3:51
10.Madison Blues 4:50
11.Teenage Darling 4:20
12.Red Hot Mama 4:12
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Friday, May 10, 2013
Fleetwood Mac Roundhouse 1970
Fleetwood Mac
Roundhouse Chalk Farm
London, UK
April 24 1970
MP3 256
-EX
1 Black Magic Woman 10:57
2 Before The Beginning 4:42
3 World In Harmony 3:58
4 Only You 4:27
5 Madison Blues 3:18
6 Got To Move 5:22
7 The Green Manalishi 14:40
8 Merry Go Round 6:46
9 Like It This Way 4:24
10 Coming Your Way 8:01
11 Stranger Blues 4:36
12 Tiger 3:44
13 Rattlesnake Shake 16:52
14 Albatross 4:03
15 Jenny-Jenny 8:01
16 Keep-a-Knockin 4:00
*Original Notes*
April 24, 1970 — In early April, when Fleetwood Mac returned to London after an emotional
European tour, Peter Green, devastated by drugs, suddenly announced he would be leaving the
group in late May. Clifford Davis, the band’s manager, reluctantly began cancelling an
upcoming British tour set to begin the following month. Relationships in the stunned band
were strained, but the Mac still had to complete recording “The Green Manalishi
(With the Two-Prong Crown)”, Peter’s final studio effort with them, as well as a B-side for
the single. To underscore the troubled band relationships, Jeremy Spencer opted out of these
sessions to work on his own album.
Despite the high tension, the recording sessions at De Lane Lea Studios in London, driven
by the intense music, still had their moments. Mick set up his new gong, surrounded by six
microphones and miles of cables, in the underground car park below the studio. When Mick
banged his gong, that car park vibrated like a giant bell with an eerie ringing that
reverberated off the walls. Talk about an echo! Another night, Carlos Santana showed up,
and it didn’t take long for a lengthy jam session to start. In the past, Peter often hit
upon brilliant melodic ideas in the midst of jams like these, and on this night, he was
showing Santana some pretty impressive licks. At some point, Peter had introduced Santana to
“Black Magic Woman”, the hit that Carlos would record shortly thereafter for his own band’s
second album. Throughout the sessions, Clifford did his best to convince Peter to stay, but
Greenie steadfastly maintained his intention to leave, seemingly happier now that his
decision was public.
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Fleetwood Mac Live Sweden 1969
Fleetwood Mac
Live at the Cue Club, Gothenburg
Sweden
Nov 2, 1969
256 MP3
EX
Tracks:
01 Rattlesnake Shake 9:43
02 Underway 14:19
03 World In Harmony 3:32
04 Red Hot Mamma 3:24
05 Got To Move 3:32
06 Improvisation 8:46
07 Coming Your Way 10:33
08 Stranger Blues 5:50
09 Albatross 3:41
10 Oh Well 2:51
11 The Green Manalishi (incomplete) 9:46
Peter Green - guitar, vocals
Danny Kirwan - guitar, vocals
Jeremy Spencer - guitar, vocals
John McVie - bass
Mick Fleetwood - drums
Powerful performance from the Then Play On era.
Note on the Green Manalishi. This is an incomplete recording beginning at the "second" half of the song. All intrumental, no vocals at this point.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Jethro Tull Germany 1988
Jethro Tull - Out In The Green (FM Broadcast)
Venue: Gieben Germany 7-16-1988
Recording Source: (Fm Radio Analogue)
Excellent sounding recording.
Flac
Track List;
1. Farm On the Freeway 6:31
2. A New Day Yesterday 5:02
3. Fat man 6:57
4. Budapest 9:28
5. Pussy willow 3:57
6. Pibroch 3:55
7. My God 10:59
8. Jump Start 7:50
9. Aqualung 8:01
10.Locomotive Breath 5:10
11.Black Sunday 1:12
Total Time 69:06
Ian Anderson - flute, guitar
Martin Barre - guitar
David Perry - drums
Martin Allcock - keyboards
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Pink Floyd Italy June 19 1971
19 June 1971 Live At Palazzo dello Mostra, Brescia, Italy
G+/VG- Flac
Disc 1:
1. Atom Heart Mother 15:18
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 13:57
3. Fat Old Sun 15:16
4. The Embryo 11:04
Total Time: 55:35
Disc 2:
1. The Return Of The Son Of Nothing (Echoes) 22:37
2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 13:06
3. Cymbaline 11:31
4. A Saucerful Of Secrets 19:55
Total Time: 67:09
Band:
David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion
Roger Waters: Bass guitar, Vocals
Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals
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Saturday, May 4, 2013
Jethro Tull Newport Pop 1969
Jethro Tull - June 21, 1969
Bootleg Name: Newport Pop Festival
Location: Davonshire Downs, CA
EX
MP3 224
Setlist:
1. Nothing is Easy 14:49
2. A Song For Jeffery 3:17
3. Back To The Family 3:24
4. Dharma For One 13:22
5. Martin's Tune 8:14
6. For A Thousand Mothers 4:39
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Pink Floyd Germany 1972
Pink Floyd Open Air Festival
West Germany May 21st, 1972
"Calling Number 228" Lineage: LP> Sony PS-LX250H> Sony STR-DE895 >Harman/Kardon
CDR26 > EAC> SHN
Label: Man of Leisure Music (MoLM)
Disc One:
1. Atom Heart Mother 15:39
2. Tuning 1:41
3. Set the Controls For the Heart Of The Sun 11:45
4. One of These Days 8:37
5. Careful with that Axe, Eugene 10:02
Disc Two:
1. Echoes 23:19
2. A Saucerful of Secrets (encore) 13:06
This is one of the must-have dates from the 1972 tour.
The band puts in great performances of their older, post-Syd and pre-DSotM classics.
In fact, I really don't recall any other 1972 dates when Eclipse was not performed. It seems
the band played a single set, with Saucerful of Secrets as the sole encore.Sadly, there is
a poorly edited cut towards the end of CWtAE. This is either due to a tape flip or was done
to fit the music on the album side.
Enjoy!!!!
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
THE PINK FLOYD STORY BBC Radio 2002
WISH YOU'D BEEN HERE - THE PINK FLOYD STORY
an "Above The Title" production
for BBC Radio 2 (88-91 FM)
David Prest, producer
hosted by: Bob Harris
Original airdates:
2-Feb-2002 (part 1)
9-Feb-2002 (part 2)
Recorded from the webcast by Crazy Buddy using Total Recorder.
WAV files split into tracks via CDWave and converted to SHN.
DISC ONE - 2 February 2002 (57:01)
1. BBC Radio 2 jingle #1 - 0:15
2. Introduction - 5:18
3. London 1966 - 8:18
(incl. The Purple Gang: "Granny Takes A Trip",
Pink Anderson & Floyd Council)
4. The Driving Force / The Live Floyd & The First Sessions - 11:21
(incl. "Bike", "Arnold Layne", Band Launch, "See Emily Play",
The Problem With Singles)
5. The Visuals & The Volume - 5:04
6. The Problem With Syd - 8:11
(incl. "Jugband Blues")
7. Singles Give Way To Experimentation - 7:01
(incl. Ummagumma, "Grantchester Meadows", Not Pictured)
8. Atom Heart Mother / Meddle - 9:00
9. Closing Comments / To Be Continued - 2:16
(incl. "Eclipse")
10. BBC Radio 2 jingle #2 - 0:14
DISC TWO - 9 February 2002 (57:07)
1. BBC Radio 2 jingle #2 - 0:15
2. Dark Side Of The Moon - 14:11
(incl. "Speak To Me", "Breathe", Assembling The Album, "Great
Gig In The Sky", "Money")
3. WYWH / Scarfe & Syd - 6:20
4. The Live Floyd Goes Invisible - 4:01
5. A Pig On The Wing - 4:27
(incl. The First Few Bricks)
6. The Punk Reaction - 2:51
7. Roger's Wall - 7:34
(incl. The Film, "Another Brick...pt.2", Live Wall,
"Comfortably Numb")
8. The Final Cut / A Band At War - 4:12
9. Life After Waters - 5:03
10. A Lasting Influence - 4:17
11. Where Are They Now? - 3:40
(incl. "Wish You Were Here")
12. Station ID - 0:09
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Traffic Paper Rain
Mp3 CBR 320kbps - Soundboard
1. Giving To You
2. Smiling Phases
3. Coloured Rain
4. Hole In My Shoe
5. Feelin' Good
6. Paper Sun
7. Dear Mr. Fantasy
8. Coloured Rain
9. Feelin' Alright
10. You Can All Join In
11. Dear Mr. Fantasy
12. No Face, No Name, No Number
13. Hope They Never Find Me Here
Tracks 1-7: Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden, September 12, 1967
Tracks 8 & 12: Fillmore West, San Francisco, March 14, 1968
Tracks 9-11: Grona Lund, Copenhagen, Denmark, August 5, 1968
Track 13: Basing Street Studios, 1967
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Very good soundboard
First seven tracks same as Traffic Jam
Steve Winwood - organ, guitar, Dave Mason - guitar,
Jim Capaldi - drums, Chris Wood - sax
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Lynyrd Skynyrd Unreleased KBFH Show Cardiff, Wales, UK 1975-11-06
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Unreleased KBFH Show
Cardiff, Wales, UK
1975-11-06
Setlist:
01. Double Trouble
02. I Ain't The One
03. The Needle and The Spoon
04. Saturday Night Special
05. Gimme Three Steps
06. I Got The Same Old Blues
07. Simple Man
08. Whiskey Rock A Roller
09. Call Me The Breeze
10. T For Texas
11. Sweet Home Alabama
12. Freebird
Absolutely awesome show.
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Friday, April 26, 2013
CAN Ogam Ogat (Tago Mago Outakes)
Can
Ogam Ogat
Vinyl 24bit/96khz rip
Ripped using MMF-5 Musichall into Pro-Ject II Preamp
USB out directly into into MacBook Pro running Audacity 1.3.12
Files exported directly from Audacity to FLAC 24bit
KNIFE 001
Recorded in 1971 at Inner Space studios during the Tago Mago sessions .
*Important Info On This Disc*
A recent viewer informed me lately of a flaw I had forgotten to mention about this recording.
The audio runs at approx. half speed. The time listings below are accurate for the proper speed of the recordings. However, they represent themselves as twice that time on media players and play at half speed.
For those with software where you are able to adjust the playback speed, this is a good download. For conventional playback, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed.
I don't understand why this recording was presented this way, that's all I CAN say.
OneBrownMouse
TRACKS
01. Auf Der Einbahnstrasse Part One (16:43)
02. Auf Der Einbahnstrasse Part Two (18:47)
CREDITS
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards
Damo Suzuki - vocals
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Black Sabbath New Jersey 1975
A classic Sabbath boot. Live in Ashbury, New Jersey 1975. Probably one of the best live recordings of the Ozzy era.
MP3 320
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Thursday, April 18, 2013
Black Sabbath Sheffield 71 (OneBrownMouse Edition)
I spend most of my time on this blog "turning and burning" my collection of boots. Occasionally I get the chance to add some of my own contributions. This find, Sabbath in Sheffield 71, came with a lost and/or incomplete oddity. The rare sample version of a lost demo from 1969, When I Came Down. As it happened, being a big Sabbath fan, I happened to have the FULL version of this seemingly enigmatic track. A track that would not be out of place on the debut album. So, simply enough, I removed the "sample" and added the original. No great feat, but hardcore fans should be happy. I've also modified some of the original art to reflect the update. Hope this doesn't offend.
For those interested in the complete set of "samples" check out my post
Black Sabbath Early Demos and Outtakes
Sadly, my talents fall short of repair. This is a great and rare performance, and sounds very good. However the last tracks suffer from the original recorders tape machine running out of batteries, spoiling an otherwise classic Sabbath show (see original notes below). It's not unlistenable, but not wonderful. I'm positive in today's digital world, this problem can be an "easy" fix. :)
So onward and upward. I've fixed the mystery track, now to the audio...any takers?
Enjoy!
OneBrownMouse
*Original Notes*
Black Sabbath
1971-01-14
Oval Hall, City Hall*
Sheffield, UK
VG+ audience recording
"Sheffield '71" version
FLAC
*OneBrownMouse Edition*
A SABBATH DIMERS PROJECT (SDP) UPLOAD
* The Oval Hall is the largest concert hall inside Sheffield City Hall.
Running time:
59:26 min
Artwork:
Included
Line-Up:
Ozzy Osbourne – Vocals
Tony Iommi – Guitar
Geezer Butler – Bass
Bill Ward – Drums
Tracklist:
(01) War Pigs (07:18)
(02) Into The Void (alt. lyrics) (07:14)
(03) Iron Man (07:10)
(04) Guitar Intro (01:49)
(05) Black Sabbath (07:37)
(06) After Forever (alt. lyrics) (05:43)
(07) Wicked World (12:59)
(08) Fairies Wear Boots (06:50)
(09) Paranoid (02:45)
Bonus Track (full version)
(10) When I Came Down (2:00)
This recording is famous, especially for including great early live renditions
of the rarely recorded tracks "Into The Void" and "After Forever".
Thanks to the original uploader! Since some people said that this show was
lossy-sourced, I checked and compared aboout 8 versions of it regarding their
sound, running times, spectral and frequency images. Thanks to all those who
sent me their versions for testing, and of course to those who advised me in
lossiness testing! Most of those versions were completely identical. This is
one of them. They all originate from the famous "Sheffield '71" bootleg which
was sourced directly from the master tape, see quoted info below. Regrettably,
I removed the 54 sec. snipped of the 1969 demo song "When I Came Down" that
was originally included here as bonus track. Sorry for that, I have no idea
why I did it. Maybe somebody else can upload it?
Regarding the often discussed lossiness issue: As I mentioned above, I tested a
lot of versions of this show. While there exists a version that is clear
lossy-sourced without ambiguity (probably sourced from 128K MP3), this
(much wider circulated) version is a more complicate case. To make a long
story short: After all the tests I am now sure that this is lossless. Though
it was said that it is directly from the master and definitely lossless when
it started to circulate, it shows a frequency cut-off that might indicate
lossy lineage; however, the cut-off might also just indicate that the source
tape didn't include much sound above 15 kHz (due to the specific charecteristics
if the tape or the recording device that was used). Since the spectral image
(as shown by the software Cool Edit Pro, which does this job much better than
Exact Audio Copy) zoomed to 2 seconds shows NONE of the "lego blocks" that are
typical for lossy-sourced recordings, and no straight, clear-cut boarder between
the black and the blue areas either, some people who are much more experts in
these issues than I am concluded that this is lossless.
FURTHER INFO QUOTED FROM FORMER INFO WEBSITE <SABBATHLIVE.COM>:
'The tape speed begins shifting when the recorders batteries starting waning
during “Wicked World”. The problem grows a bit worse during the last two tracks
– “Paranoid” and “Fairies Wear Boots”. These defects are disappointing, but not
enough to ruin an otherwise wonderful early audience tape.
It is also important to note that this does NOT appear to be the complete show. During this
era, Sabbath almost always began the show with “N.I.B.”, which is missing here. Instead, the
tape begins with the 2nd song, “War Pigs”. This is a guess on my part, but none of the
other shows from this era start with “War Pigs”.
SHEFFIELD ’71 (2004 SL / Rock Steady Records): The definitive version! Sourced
directly from the original master cassette and nicely re-mastered and equalized
for optimum sound by RF. This CD-R was mysteriously seeded on STG in June 2004
without any mention of the mystery bonus track – a 54 second sample of the
unreleased 1969 demo “When I Came Down”!"'
Additional Notes (OneBrownMouse)
Since I had available to me the original full version of "When I Came Down" I thought I'd add
it and finish off this historic recording.
Enjoy!
OneBrownMouse
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Tangerine Dream Live France 1974
A legendary, high quality mixing board FM broadcast of Tangerine Dream from Reims Cathedral,
France on Dec. 13, 1974. This upload is from the double silver disc bootleg "Live!
Improvised!" (Oh Boy 2-9159). Also on the bill was Nico, Cale and Eno, with Mike Oldfield,
so a stellar night was had by all. Members included Froese, Franke and Baumann.
Enjoy - this is a great one.
DISC 1: Improvisation 1 (46:30)
DISC 2: Improvisation 2 (38:00)
Lineage: SBD>FM>SILVERS>EAC (uncompressed)>WAV>TLH>FLAC8 including ffp
Quality: A+ STEREO
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Alice in Chains Early Demos
Layne "Candy" Staley - Vocals
Nick Pollock - Guitar
Yanni "Johnny" Bacolas - Bass
James Bergstrom - Drums
Alice 'N Chains - Demo # 1
Independent
1987
1. Lip Lock Rock
2. Fat Girls
3. Over The Edge
Alice 'N Chains - Demo # 2
Independent
1987
1. Sealed With A Kiss
2. Ya Yeah Ya
3. Glamorous Girls
4. Don't Be Satisfied
5. Hush, Hush
6. Football
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Monday, April 1, 2013
CAN - Damo's Last, Live 1973
Can - Edinburgh Festival 25th August 1973
Source: mixing desk recording
Quality: AA = excellent
No signal processing or effects used at all.
TRACKS:
01. Soup (14:28)
02. Bel Air (30:47)
Damo Suzuki - vocals
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards
*Original Notes*
This is a wonderful and fascinating recording by Can, being the last show
of Damo Suzuki. I recall a version of this was uploaded some years ago to
Dime but this is not that version. It's an excellent recording so enjoy.
Uploaded to Dime by Happy Trader March 2010.You know the drill.
For trade or giveaway only.
Black Sabbath Live Baltimore, 1975
Black Sabbath 1975-02-08
civic center, Baltimore, Maryland
audience recording
ace's high release "symptom of the paranoid"
lineage- silvers > EAC wav > TLH flac 8
MP3 320
VG-
disc 1
1 Hole in the Sky
2 Snowblind
3 Symptom of the Universe
4 War pigs
5 Megalomania
6 Guitar solo
7 Drum solo
8 Supernaut
9 Iron man
10 Orchid
disc 2
1 Guitar solo-Black Sabbath
2 Spiral Architect
3 Embryo-Children of the Grave
4 Paranoid
5 Snowblind- pittsburgh '78*
6 Iron Man- pittsburgh '78*
7 Junior's Eyes- bbc midlands tv- David Walker vocals*
*bonus tracks
Powerful energetic performance, sound is somewhat distant, but definitely worth the listen.
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